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Lot 282
MILITARIA - A PERSONAL ARCHIVE RELATING TO F.S. HAWKINS, 6TH RESERVE CAVALRY REGIMENT comprising his service record (Army Form B.2067) stating that he was born in Reading in 1891, enlisted on 18th November 1915, and was discharged as physically unfit on 26th May 1917; with his 'Services Rendered' silver war Badge and accompanying paperwork; also seven County Borough of Reading driving licences, circa 1919-30; a silver 'A.R.P.' lapel badge; and a Defence Medal, unnamed as issued, unmounted, in postal despatch box addressed to the recipient in Reading.
Lot 283
MILITARIA - A FAMILY ARCHIVE RELATING TO AIR CREWMAN S.G. BUTLER, ROYAL NAVAL AIR SERVICE, & SERGEANT R.S. BUTLER, ROYAL AIR FORCE comprising a British War Medal (F.40592 S.G. Butler. A.C.2 R.N.A.S.), officially impressed, unmounted; and various civilian ephemera relating to the same, including a Reading Swimming Club & Life Saving Society Life Member's Certificate; together with a group of four medals to R.S. Butler, namely the 1939-45 Star, The Burma Star, Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45, all unnamed as issued, unmounted, in postal despatch box addressed to the recipient; with his R.A.F. Service and Release Book; and a quantity of ephemera, including post-war Institute of Transport certificates.
Lot 112
A group of WWI medals presumably awarded to three brothers, comprising Victory Medal and War Medal awarded to 32912 Pte. M. McCusker.L.N.LAN.R., a trio of Victory, War and 14-15 Star Medals awarded to 19439 Pte. A. McCusker.G.GDS. and a further trio awarded to 30418 Pte. A. McCusker.L'POOL.R.
Lot 651
A quantity of commemorative coins and proof sets to include silver examples; 'The Coinage of Belize' sterling silver proof set, a 1976 'Coinage of Guyana' six coin proof set, a 1976 'British Virgin Islands' proof set, a Franklin Mint Barbados proof set, an eight coin 1976 'Coinage of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago' proof set with silver ten dollar and five dollar coins, a Republic of Malta proof set, a Franklin Mint six coin Royal Silver Jubilee British Virgin Island proof set, two Isle of Man silver proof sets, two cased 'History of British Currency' proof sets, a 22ct gold plated sterling silver medal commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II 1977, a similar example struck in sterling silver and a further example struck in bronze, two sterling silver 1976 Barbados ten dollar proof coins etc.
Lot 443
Royal Navy Submarine Service Long Service & Good Conduct Medal. A George V Admiral bust example awarded to “J17723 J.S. EDDON PO HMS VERNON” Polished to highpoints. Petty Officer James Stevens Eddon joined the Royal Navy as a Boy in 1913. He served onboard various ships including HMS Queen Mary, HMS Glasgow, before volunteering for submarine service in 1918. He served onboard Submarines C17 before the end of the war. Remaining with the RN he served onboard H48, L2, L33. L5. He transferred to the reverse in 1929.
Lot 455
WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue Group of Six Medals. Awarded to “524570 SGT .S. MITCHELL RAF”. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, clasp “North Africa 1942-43”, Italy Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EIIR), “SGT RAF”. Mounted as originally worn. ASR attribution given by vendor.
Lot 456
WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue Group of Five Medals. Awarded to “551500 SGT J.N. PORTER RAF”. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, clasp “North Africa 1942-43”, Defence Medal, War Medal, RAF Long Service & Good Conduct Medal (EIIR), “SGT RAF”. Mounted as originally worn. ASR attribution given by vendor.
Lot 457
WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue Group of Five Medals. Awarded to Mr. A.K. Shaw, who is believed to has served a crewman on an Air Sea Rescue launch. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Medals are loose and contained in original Air Ministry forwarding box. Addressed to Mr A.K. Shaw of Southsea. ASR attribution given by vendor.
Lot 458
WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue Group of Four Medals. Awarded to 1110180 Sergeant D. Scott, who is believed to has served a crewman on an Air Sea Rescue launch. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Atlantic Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. Medals are loose and contained in original Air Ministry forwarding box. Addressed to Mr D Scott of Renfrew. ... Also a RAF Cap Badge ASR attribution given by vendor.
Lot 461
WW1 7th Bn North Staffordshire Regiment Distinguished Conduct Medal. Awarded to “13732 CPL. G THOMAS 7/N. STAFF R” The announcement of the award of the DCM appeared in the London Gazette on the 29th August 1917.“For conspicuous gallantry in action. He took command when all his Officers had become casualties and in fearless manner beat of an enemy counter attack, setting a very fine example.”Sergeant George Thomas volunteered and embarked with the 7th Bn landing in Gallipoli on the 31st August 1915. After being evacuated the regiment served served in Egypt and later part of the North Persia Force. Thomas was promoted Sergeant and later served with the Northumberland Fusiliers.
Lot 467
Royal Engineers Egypt Medal, Clasp “Suakin 1885”, “Tofrek”. Awarded to “14368 SAPR J MOIR R.E”. Fine condition with no contact marks. Sapper James Moir enlisted on the 26th July 1877, being a native of Montrose. He saw service on the Cape of Good Hope and landed in Egypt on the 23rd February 1885, returning home in September of that year. He was discharged on the 25th January 1889. The clasps to the Egypt medal are confirmed. He is also entitled to the Zulu South Africa Medal and the Khedive Star.
Lot 473
76th Regiment of Foot Officer’s Three Clasp Military General Service Medal. Awarded to Captain Benjamin Rooth who was one of the Officers that laid the gallant Sir John Moore in his grave in the ramparts of Corunna,. The medal representing the maxim number of clasps awarded to both Officers and men of the Regiment. Military General Service Medal “B. ROOTH ENSN & ADJT 76TH FOOT”. Bearing the three clasps “Corunma”, “Nive”, “Nivelle”. edge knocks. The three clasps are confirmed on the medal roll, only 73 awarded for Nivelle. Captain Benjamin Rooth purchased his Ensign on the 30th June 1809, he is confirmed as serving as the Regimental Adjutant and appears to have still being hold this position in 1828. He was promoted Lieutenant on the 10th May 1809 and Captain in February 1828. Within months of joining his regiment he found himself in the retreat from Corunna, following his death in 1849, the United Services Journal reported that he was one of the Officers who laid the gallant Sir John Moore in his grave in the ramparts of Corunna, Moore's funeral was commemorated in the poem "The Burial of Sir John Moore after Corunna" by Charles Wolfe. The 76th regiment was then posted to Ireland in 1810 where it was garrisoned for three years. In 1813 it returned to the Peninsula campaign, but the following year the Regiment was despatched to Canada and was deployed in the closing stages of the War of 1812. The Regiment would serve here for 12 years. In 1828 he was promoted to Captain and placed on the Half Pay list and in February of the following year, he was appointed Town Major at Montreal. He held this post until 1833. Settling in Canada he died 15th March 1849, near Fort Erie, Canada West Ontario, the United Service Journal also reported that his MGS arrived five days after his death.
Lot 474
WW1 11th Bn Rifle Brigade Military Medal Group of Five Medals Awarded to “S-3036 C. SJT C.E. MITCHELL RIF BRIG”. Comprising: Military Medal “SJT 11/ RIF BRIG”, 1914/15 Star, “L. CPL RIF BRIG”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, MID Oak Leaf, “C.SJT RIF BRIG”, Defence Medal. The group remains mounted as originally worn. The 11th Bn of the Rifle Brigade was raised at Winchester in September 1914. Colour Sergeant Charles E Mitchell embarked with the Battalion landing in France on the 21st July 1915.
Lot 475
2nd Bn Seaforth Highlanders India General Service Medal, Queen’s South Africa Pair of Medals. Awarded to “1342 PTE T. HORSFIELD 2: SEA: HIGHRS”. Comprising: India General Service Medal, two clasps “Hazara 1891”, “Hazara 1888”, “1342 PTE 2ND BN SEA HIGHS”, Queen’s South Africa Medal Bearing three clasp “Cape Colony”, “Transvaal”, “Wittebergen”. Reverse with ghost dates, “1342 PTE 2: SEA HIGHRS”. Medals loose. Private Thomas Horsfield a native of Manchester enlisted on the 12th July 1884, having served with the 4th Bn Manchester Regiment. He landed with the Battalion in India on the 31st March 1885 He is confirmed as being awarded both medals the QSA is also entitled to clasp “South Africa 1901”.
Lot 476
1st (Royal) Dragoons Waterloo Medal. Awarded to “SERJ. WILLIAM BROWN 1ST REG. DRAGOON GUARDS” Retaining steel clip and ring. Sergeant William Brown is confirmed on the Waterloo Medal Roll. Born at Silchester Hampshire He joined the Regiment in 1798 and served 20 years and six months. He was discharged on the 28th December 1818 due to being unfit for further service and was entered as a Chelsea Pensioner. He died in March 1830
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